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Estamos buscando ya en el campo a José María. Estamos en Martos. |
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We're looking already in the fields for Jose Maria. We're in Martos. |
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Y la familia ya lleva tres días aquí esperando que deje de llover. |
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And, the family now has been waiting here for three days for it to stop raining. |
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Tres días en el campo y si'... y sin ganar un jornal, |
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Three days in the fields and with'... and without earning a [day's] salary |
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porque la lluvia no les ha dejado echar la primera peoná. |
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because the rain hasn't let them get the first crop. |
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Así que a ver si hoy hay más suerte. |
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So, let's see if today there's more luck. |
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Quiero contarte, niña, como cambia el sentido de las cosas |
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I want to tell you, girl, how the meaning of things changes |
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Como una puerta ancha o estrecha según tu forma de ser |
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Like a door widens or narrows depending on how you behave |
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Deja pues voy a pegar un poco de... -Toma, toma. |
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Leave it, well, I'm gonna stick a bit of... -Here, here. |
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Pero cuidado con la máquina, ¿eh? |
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But, careful with the machine, okay? |
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No os riais eh, ¡te digo eh! Parezco Don Quijote. -Sí. -Sí. -Sí. -Sí. |
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Don't laugh, huh? I'm telling you, huh? I look like Don Quijote. -Yes. -Yes. -Yes. -Yes. |
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Primero menea el... el... el... trac'... la máquina, y ¿yo lo que tengo que hacer es darle a la ra'... a la rama? |
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First move the... the... the... trac'... the machine, and what I have to do is to hit the br'... branch? |
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A la aceituna, claro. -¡Vale! ¿Así? ¡Vale! ¡Ay! |
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To the olive, of course. -Okay! Like this? Okay! Oow! |
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Va, coño. -¡Ah! -Venga aquí, venga aquí. |
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Come on, fuck. -Oh! -Come here, come here. |
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¿Pero, por qué me ha dado un golpe? ¿Por qué me ha dado un golpe? -Venga, venga aquí. |
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But why did it hit me? Why did it hit me? -Come, come here. |
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¡Me da miedo! -¡Ahí te tienes que quedar, ya está! |
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It scares me! -There you have to stay, ready! |
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Un poquito más suave. -A ver... pero... ¿Pero cómo es el efecto? |
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A little bit more gently. -Let's see... but... But what's the effect? |
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Escúchame, ¿la máquina lo que hace es mover el olivo? |
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Listen to me; the machine, what it does is move the olive tree? |
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¿No? -Sí. -Y nosotro' lo que hacemo' e'... ayudarle pa' que vayan cayendo la' aceituna'. |
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Right? -Yes. -And, what we do is... to help it so that the olives start falling. |
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¿Tú no has visto que unas se caen? Y las que no, ¿tú ves éstas? |
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Haven't you seen that some fall? And the ones that don't, you see these? |
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Esas las tenemos que dejar caer nosotros. |
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Those ones, we have to make them fall ourselves. |
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E' para aceite ya, ¿no? No e' aceituna de mesa, ¿no? |
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It is for oil now, right? It's not [for] table olives, right? |
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Oye, ten cuida'o, no juegues más. |
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Hey, be careful, don't play anymore. |
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Que nos vamos a ir allí a aquella punta. |
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That we're going to go there to that point. |
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Una cosa es varea', que es lo que vamo'... que e' lo que yo estoy haciendo. |
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One thing is knocking down, which is what we we're goin'... which is what I am doing. |
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Luego cuando vareemo' se cae... -La aceituna en la red. |
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Then when we knock down, it falls... -The olive inside the net. |
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Entonce' vamo' mudando los lienzos hasta que vamo' vaciando. -¡Cuida'o, que voy! |
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Then, we start moving the sheets until we are emptying [them]. -Be careful, I'm going! |
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El kilo de aceituna se paga a nueve céntimos aproximadamente. |
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The kilo of olives is paid at nine cents, approximately. |
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El lienzo e' esto. Que aquí e' donde tienen que cae' toda' la' aceituna'. |
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This is the sheet. That here is where all the olives have to fall. |
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¡Mira! ¡Mira como lo coge! E' alucinante, ¿eh? |
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Look! Look how it takes it! It's amazing, right? |
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Okay with the olive tree. |
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Sevilla es Triana y el Guadalquivir |
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Seville is Triana and the Guadalquivir (river) |
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Y el Guadalquivir, Sevilla es Triana y el Guadalquivir |
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And the Guadalquivir (river), Seville is Triana and the Guadalquivir (river) |
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Sevilla es la tierra donde yo nací |
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Seville is the land where I was born |
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Tengo una pregunta que hacerte importantísima. -Dime. |
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I have a very important question to ask you. -Tell me. |
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¿Aquí cuándo se merienda? |
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Here, when does one have a snack? |
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¿Aquí? A las cinco. -En un ratito bueno. ¿Qué hago? |
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Here? At five. -In a good while. What do I do? |
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Tira de esta esquinita. Mira. |
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Pull this little corner. Look. |
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Ah claro, ahora sí lo entiendo hija, ¡qué torpe soy! |
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Oh, of course, now I do understand it, girl. How clumsy I am! |
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Ahora lo abrimos pa' allá... y ahora lo cerramos pa' acá. |
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Now we open it that way... and now we close it this way. |
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